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Newsletters
General
UCAR Quarterly—updates on UCAR, NCAR, and UOP activities and resources, serving the community of universities and organizations engaged in atmospheric and related research
Education
Earth, Wind,
Sea, and Sky—research abstracts from SOARS and RESESS protégés,
who gather in Boulder each summer to perform original geoscience research
Explore the Atmospheric Sciences—our
newsletter of informal K-12 education happenings
SOARS Newsletter—updates on the Significant Opportunities in Atmospheric Research and Science program for undergraduate and graduate students from historically underrepresented groups
Windows
to the Universe Teacher Resources Newsletter—available in
English and Spanish
Education Newsletter Archives
Science
Now (1993–2003)—feature stories, scientist profiles, and activities to
bring atmospheric science into the classroom
Research & Facilities
CISL News—frequent
updates on supercomputing and other facilities, research developments,
staff profiles, and more from the Computational and Information Systems
Laboratory.
EOL Observer—quarterly
updates on field project support, observing systems, instrument
development, and the other services provided by NCAR's Earth
Observing Labortory
UCAR Update—monthly news of postdoc openings, workshops, colloquia, and other activities sponsored by UCAR/NCAR for the research community at large
Unidata
CommunitE-letter—online news from the Unidata community
on facilitating access to data and visualization software about
the Earth system for teaching and research
Weather and Society Watch—a
quarterly forum
for discussion and debate on current thinking about the societal
impacts of weather and weather forecasting
Research Newsletter Archives
Climate-Related
Impacts Network Newsletter (1995–2005)—archives of a quarterly
for those interested and involved in climate-related impact
assessment, from NCAR's Societal-Environmental Research and
Education Lab. Incorporates the ENSO Signal.
Primarily for staff
Press Clips—media coverage
of our people and projects.
Safety & Security Committee Quarterly Newsletter
Staff Notes Monthly—our
in-house newsletter covering science, administration, and human
interest.
Today@UCAR—our Internet news service for staff, including Daily Announcements, Calendar, Careers, Cafeteria Menu, Visitors (and Classifieds for staff only).
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Special Reports
Partnerships
Around the World: Advancing Our Understanding
of Earth's Atmosphere (2005)—UCAR
and NCAR work with universities and research
centers across the globe to learn more about
the atmosphere and its interactions with
the Sun, oceans, biosphere, and human society.
This publication highlights our collaborations
with researchers on every continent.
Highlights—an overview of UCAR research, technology, and education activities for a general audience, issued every two years.
UCAR at 40 (2000)—a special edition of Highlights spotlighting NCAR and UOP's collaborative journey with the atmospheric research community from 1985 to 2000, plus a look towards the future.
UCAR
at 25 (1985)—an informal look at
some of the contributions made to atmospheric
science from 1960–1985, produced in
celebration of the 25th anniversary of the
founding of UCAR and NCAR.
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Online Brochures
New Heights in Environmental Research: HIAPER (2004)—a research aircraft with exceptional capabilities will soon take to the skies: the High-performance Instrumented Airborne Platform for Environmental Research.
Picturing Climate's Complexity: The Community Climate System Model (2004)—an inside look at this community-built climate model, including its components, research highlights, and challenges for the future.
SCD Power Curve—occasional updates on how the Scientific Computing Division contributes to NCAR's research agenda.
NCAR Science Updates—
occasional broadsheets describing research developments at NCAR
 Air
quality
research (Winter 2006)
Solar
research (Spring 2005)
Climate
change impacts
(2004)
Climate
change research (2004)
NCAR
science in service to society (2002)
Recent
progress in climate-related research
at NCAR (2001)
A
down payment on the future: NCAR doubles
its junior scientist ranks (2001)
Raising awareness about atmospheric
research—
a series presenting vital reasons to support
research on weather and climate, prepared
by UCAR and the professional societies
as transition materials for
presidential elections
Making
Our Nation Resilient to Severe Weather
and Climate Change (2008)
A National Priority: Building Resilience to Natural Hazards (2001)
Improved Weather and Climate Services for the Nation: A Blueprint for Leadership (2001)
Why Should You Care About Weather and Climate? (2000)
We Are Doing a Lot to Understand Weather and Climate (1997)
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Scientific and Technical Publications
NCAR
Annual Reports—NCAR’s
science and facility plans and accomplishments;
called NCAR Annual Scientific Reports
prior to 2005.
Publications
by NCAR Scientists—NCAR
Annual Reports list refereed and nonrefereed
articles for the fiscal year
covered by the report.
NCAR
Technical Notes—papers on
a variety of science-related topics
that would not otherwise be published
in journal, monograph, or book form
are available in digital form from
the NCAR Library.
NCAR
Cooperative Theses—products
of graduate research projects collaboratively
guided by a university faculty member
and an NCAR scientist.
Community scientific and technical publications
COSMIC research references—contributions relevant to the community of researchers working on the Constellation Observing System for Meteorology, Ionosphere & Climate.
Unidata Bibliography—contributions by the Unidata community to the development of data sharing tools, software tools to use and visualize the data, and other resources.
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Planning and Review Documents
UCAR
2020: Strategic Outlook (2007)
NCAR
as an Integrator, Innovator, and
Community Builder: A Strategy-Implementation
Plan (2006)
UOP
Strategic Plan: 2006–2011 (2006)
UCAR
Finance and Administration Strategic
Plan (2006)
Field Program Support at UCAR: Report of the Field Program Support Committee (2005)
Measuring
the Productivity, Quality, and Impact of
UCAR Programs: Metrics Report (2005)
Strategic Analysis of Space Needs for UCAR and NCAR in the Boulder Area  (2002)
NCAR
as an Integrator: A Vision for the
Atmospheric Sciences and Geosciences (2001
Strategic Plan)
UCAR Education and Outreach Strategic Plan (2001)
NSF
Review of UCAR and NCAR (2001)
NCAR's
Strategic Plan for High Performance
Simulation (2000)
NCAR—Science, Facilities, and Service (1997)
UOP Strategic Plan (1996)
UCAR 2001: A Midcourse Assessment (1996)
UCAR 2001: A Strategic Outlook for the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (1992)
Preliminary plans for a National Institute for Atmospheric Research—The Blue Book (1959)
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Community Publications of Interest
Strategic
Guidance for the National Science Foundation's
Support of the Atmospheric Sciences:
An Interim Report, Report of the
NAS/BASC Committee (Read the report
online)
Grand
Challenges for Disaster Reduction,
from the interagency Subcommittee on
Disaster Reduction, which is part of
the president’s
National Science and Technology Council,
(June 2005).
Workshop
on Earth System Observations,
Report on a UCAR workshop sponsored
by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration and held at the Smithsonian
Institution, Washington, D.C., August
13–15
(2003).
NSF Geosciences Beyond 2000: Understanding and Predicting Earth's Environment and Habitability, Directorate for Geosciences, National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.: NSF (2000).
A Vision for the National Weather Service: Road Map for the Future, Panel on the Road Map for the Future, National Weather Service Modernization Committee, Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems, National Research Council, Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press (1999).
The Atmospheric Sciences Entering the Twenty-first Century (The BASC Report), National Research Council, Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press (1998).
UCAR
Community News Releases.
Links to news releases with UCAR/NCAR/UOP
participation from the atmospheric
and Earth systems science community
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